Song Ji Ah, known for her participation in Single's Inferno Season 1, recently opened up about "having no friends" following a controversy surrounding her use of counterfeit designer items.
READ: Song Ji Ah Reveals She "Has No Friends"
The 26-year-old, also known online as Freesia, was a popular beauty and lifestyle vlogger before joining the hit reality show. She recently had a guest appearance on MBC's Escape: Loss-Loss Agency Service, where she made a heartbreaking statement about how fame took an emotional toll on her. "I have about five million followers, but I don't really have a single friend I can confide in," she tearfully said.
Expressing concern for her daughter, Song Ji Ah's mother submitted her story to the production team, sharing, "I'm worried about my daughter who doesn't have a single friend. Please let my daughter run away from her reclusive cave!"
The influencer, who confessed that her mom is her only friend, also admitted that she struggles with meeting others. "I don't read my Kakaotalk messages (other than my mom's)," she revealed. "I don't go. I think it's hard for me. [If I do go out], I want to go home and I worry about my dog at home. And I want the meeting to get canceled."
Song Ji Ah's Fake Designer Items Scandal
Before Nadine Lee and Choi Hye Seon became fan-favorites, there was Song Ji Ah from Single's Inferno Season 1. With her cool personality and doll-like features, she easily became the most popular female contestant in the show, charming both the male participants and the viewers alike and earning her millions of new Instagram followers and YouTube subscribers.
However, shortly after the show concluded, Song Ji Ah's rising popularity also took a tumble. The vlogger faced backlash after being exposed for wearing counterfeit luxury items, subjecting her to online hate, with some labeling her as a social climber projecting a false image.
In response to the accusations, Song Ji Ah issued a public apology on social media and addressed the controversy in a YouTube video. Despite her efforts to rectify the situation, she was edited out of shows and ostracized by former friends.
Taking a hiatus from social media, Song Ji Ah used the time to reflect on her actions and prioritize charity work. Now, she has returned to Instagram with a renewed focus and continues to engage with her followers.
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